Ingham brand who became mr. everything in his high school years. scholar, athlete, class president. the guy with the cool friends. and a valentine to charlie and her other teenage pals. he such a nice guy, he was always happy and energetic. personality, the kind of guy who tell jokes? yeah he s, the one everybody knows and will walk in, and the room lights up. you think charlie town was another ivy league overachiever, poised for takeoff in great things to come. but that s not the story. it is about the trial eaten, keeper of secrets and quite possibly, something much worse. before that, charlie was as deserving a kid s he was really excited when he got admitted. that was awesome. ivy league. yeah, he was so excited. he was super happy. and the fall of 2013, charlie tan left his parents home near rochester new york
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